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Tram F to the old town and Gare Saint-Jean.
To Hôtel de Ville.

TBM (Keolis Bordeaux Métropole), from the Aéroport tram stop on the forecourt by Hall B to Hôtel de Ville.

35–38 min ride04:49–00:56Luggage included

Priced per traveler.

Each traveler pays the fare; group products are applied where they beat it.

TravelersEachTotal
1 adult€1.90€1.90
2 adults€1.70€3.40
3 adults€1.77€5.30
4 adults€1.70€6.80
5 adults€1.74€8.70
6 adults€1.70€10.20
7 adults€1.73€12.10
8 adults€1.70€13.60

EUR 1.90 buys an hour on the network with any changes; validate as you board. Two rides on one ticket are EUR 3.40 and ten are EUR 15.70, both shareable: a pair pays EUR 3.40, eight people EUR 13.60. A 24-hour pass is EUR 6.50, an evening pass (19:00 to 07:00) EUR 3.50. Buy at the machine by the stop (cards and cash), the Relay shops or the TBM app; nothing is sold on the tram.

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Four pay €6.80 on the Tram F to the old town and Gare Saint-Jean. The car meets you in arrivals and takes you to any address in Bordeaux in about 30 min, at a price fixed when you book ahead with Welcome Pickups.

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How to get there

From arrivals to Hôtel de Ville

Three steps once you have collected your bags.

01

Find the station

The Aéroport tram stop on the forecourt by Hall B.

02

Buy and validate a ticket

Before boarding — a ticket bought but not validated can be fined.

03

Ride to Hôtel de Ville

35–38 min.

Worth knowing

Every 10 minutes by day Monday to Saturday (every 15 until early afternoon on Saturday), every 15 to 20 on Sundays after 10:00, every 20 after about 21:00. Last tram from the airport 00:56 Monday to Wednesday, 01:56 Thursday to Saturday, 01:21 Sunday; the last through to Gare Saint-Jean is about an hour earlier, later ones ending at Porte de Bourgogne. First tram 04:49, 05:07 on Sunday.

Buy before you board. The machine at the stop takes cards and cash; the Relay shops in Halls A and B and the TBM app sell the same ticket. Nothing is sold on the tram and there is no tap-to-pay, so a party arriving late at night should have tickets in hand.

Two people share one EUR 3.40 ticket, validated twice, and ten rides cost EUR 15.70 for any group — eight people pay EUR 13.60 with four 2-ride tickets, EUR 1.70 a head.

For Gare Saint-Jean stay on past Hôtel de Ville: 45 to 50 minutes in all. The last tram that goes through to the station leaves the airport at 23:43 Monday to Wednesday, 00:44 Thursday to Saturday and 00:09 Sunday; later ones end at Porte de Bourgogne, on the river side of the old town.

The airport's own page gives the tram until midnight on weekdays and 01:00 on Thursday to Saturday; the operator's timetable runs about an hour later. If your flight lands after 00:30, do not count on it — the terminals close at midnight anyway.

On the way

The stops worth knowing, in riding order.

The Aéroport tram stop on the forecourt by Hall B
Mérignac Soleil
Hôpital Pellegrin
Mériadeck
35–38 min
Hôtel de Ville
Does the Tram F stop at Mérignac Soleil?

Yes. It calls at Mérignac Soleil on the way to Hôtel de Ville.

Does the Tram F stop at Hôpital Pellegrin?

Yes. It calls at Hôpital Pellegrin on the way to Hôtel de Ville.

Does the Tram F stop at Mériadeck?

Yes. It calls at Mériadeck on the way to Hôtel de Ville.

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